- A More Perfect Union by Pete Seeger and Lorre Wyatt. I like the way it's from the perspective of an older person. In "Old Apples, they sing, "by spring they're wrinkly, something is lost, but I guess old apples still can make good sauce." In "A Toast to the Times" they sing, "we tried on songs like pairs of boots. We never knew they'd become our roots....Here's a toast to all the songs we sang and to all the songs we've yet to sing."
At least, those are my favorites so far. I still have more to listen to, so I'll be updating the list later.
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